Y marie - L’escale

L’Escale is an original oil on canvas work by YMarie created in 2020, depicting a seascape bathed in light and serenity. The composition centers on a small boat moored at the water’s edge, which forms the focal point of the scene. The eye is then guided toward the horizon through successive planes: the stone wall, flowering vegetation, the shore, and then the marine expanse. This construction gives the work a beautiful sense of depth while preserving the intimate character of its format. The palette rests on a subtle dialogue between the blues of the sky, the sea, and the boat, and the warmer tones of the stone, earth, and vegetation. Red and orange floral accents provide bursts of color that energize the composition and reinforce its luminous character. The handling of matter and light testifies to a modern figurative sensibility, nourished by various Impressionist and Post-Impressionist traditions. The artist favors the relationships between color, light, and atmosphere in order to convey a sense of place and moment rather than a strictly photographic representation. YMarie’s practice is deliberately plural. She explores landscapes, maritime scenes, portraiture, as well as modern and contemporary painting. Her universe is nourished by different references from art history, notably the figurative tradition, Impressionism, and modern painting. Marcel Hauth is among the references that have fed her sensibility, particularly for his approach to landscape and light. Nevertheless, YMarie seeks to develop a personal pictorial language, evolving her approach according to subjects, research, and periods. This diversity allows her work to sit at the crossroads of pictorial tradition and contemporary expression. The work is presented in a classic-style gold wooden frame, whose elegance enhances the presence of the canvas. The dialogue between this traditional frame and a work created in 2020 creates an interesting contrast between artistic heritage and contemporary creation.

Utropspris:SEK 6,646.16

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